My Story
From Classroom to Patents Pending
Here's the thing. I never planned to have patents pending by my early twenties. I just kept saying yes to interesting problems.
It started with security. I got deep into cybersecurity, earned the National Cyber Scholar award, and eventually found myself teaching it to high schoolers. Turns out, explaining complex things to teenagers is the best way to actually understand them yourself.
Then came EOS Worldwide. They needed someone to build software tools for their business operating system, and I dove in headfirst. Now I'm leading their EOS AI initiative, building a chatbot that helps companies implement EOS, and working on innovations that have actual patents pending. Wild.
Somewhere in there, I started UpAway because I wanted to build something that was mine, something that could help people on a personal level. InnerEcho is live on the App Store now, and every time someone tells me it helped them process something difficult, I remember why I do this.
Now I'm at Penn State studying software and product systems formally, because I want to go deeper. I've built a lot by learning on the job, but I'm hungry for the theory, the math, the foundations that will let me build even bigger things.